The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30


Ms. wilkins called over the baiusters,
Pinky, see # your father isthere
Araminta walked up 70 the man and
looked him directly in the face.
I'm never leave MY dishes TO talk To
YOU, an went straight 70 the kitchen.
Mother. mother cried Pinky.
father isn't asleep. but he books 80
strange.
Never mind me- sad Abram- faint
+ ly; I just need % rest little longer
+ 'Itwas an awful triaI ola man 'sstreugth
said the policeman, telling the story
All the force are talking about IT,
Let down the bed In the back pari0r
Araminta, and put on all the best thiHgs,
cried Mrs wilkins.
Thither they led A5ram-
Pinky. it was awful game Of your
father said Young Million but helook-
ed very grave. It was through his per
( suasions that two Of the most imposing Of
the flculty Of the Northwestern Medical
+ College came down that evening. They,
too, looked grave.
There = lesion somewhere. said the
elder Medicines can't reach It. Nur-e
him well and keep up his system We
must leave the rest 70 nature.
Doc said A5ram. there's some
thing unburt0ned IN there guess I'm
. slipping out of these earthly garment
AraminIa was in state of humiliation
7 ali day. ami quoted at herself vigorous and
unrelenting passages which she believed
( 70 be from the Bible
There that blessed man had been
rescuing the widow and the fltherleS-, a.
/ men are COMMANDED To 10 in the scrip
tar. and 7 thought be was drunk Yea.
verify the proud and vaingi0-iou- get
come up with. They snort Ike war horses
from afar. and make pretty fools ofthem-
selves.
Bot when the evening paper came. she
+ forgot her modification. The burglar
/ Collie. who w4> both good-uatureI 4nt
/ appreciatge. had given such an admirn-
account Of Old Ana onda's.~ grip that
/ the affair became almost an event
Their case cre4ts greater Interest
the paper went on 70 state, since eHe
I Of the men proves TO be Edward Cald-
vel. alaas Teddy Larkins. alias Cole the
F Colt. for whom several express companies
have offered rewards amounting TO So
900.
And such distinguished burglar
too? 30 said Araminta, flushed with the
/ exercise Of reading aloud
Abram listened with the same patient,
/ contented smile. He did not speak for
some time Finally he said Phil-. !
think yoG had better get some little house
in the outskirts. Cost, say, $3.50 or s.
000. And put the rest in bond and mort
ggge-6rst, remember Women onght'nt
[ 10 touch anything but hrsts-
His wife, now sorely stricken looked
around Ills mind Is wandering
-Oh. Phily, the reward. you know
You've always been a hard-workiug wo-
man you must have it. and don't let
wicked ard preSuming men chetdJ you
our Of IT, Take Araminta with you she
always good and faithful Pinky-
I The young girl ran and knelt At her
fathers side. He put one hand on her
/ head
Pnky'u be taken care Of. but want
+ you o. get her some pretty ribbons and
/ dxins inst Young Millions a good fel-
low, true and honest. maybe he pay- TOO
much attention 20 his shoes and scarf pins
but that'u mend. There he Is Here
/ Million The young fellow went round
and knelt by Pinky's side.
You must be good % Pinky and
I Plnky must De good 70 YOU
He Who bad always been q quiet shy
man, now talked, but his strength seem
ed to be slowly going
WouIdnt you ike me- 20 read to
7 you?~
Oh, Baxter. l. IL you2 You'd like 70
read a little in the Bible now wouldn't
( you?~
Il you would ike 70 hear, Maybe
/ there l. something special chapter sou
ike
There's about Gideon always liked
that.
Baxter began % read the spirited old
story. A6ram listened with great atten-
. Iiou. making comments here and there
! Don't YOU see. when he chose them that
/ tapped upthaf way he knew they would III
be finding fault about their rlton-, and
vantiu' tin cups and tumblers They'd
( iust take things rough and tumble
Baxter read on. and Abrams pale face
lighted up. There SAID be bringing
his frau hand. with all its ilicsering force
on the coFerlet, Don't We see There's
strategy and conserted action. That's the
+ great thing. Supposin' they'd bIowed the
trumpets and broke the pitchers Ike
sheep g0jn- over the fence, they'd been
whipped. sure. Baxter. the Lords the
great general
And you are one Of His soldiers
Z asked the young man, persuasively
I'm afraid I'm = mighty poor stick. ~
answered Abram, soiemly-
I Let u pay. said the Young man.
I The little group fell on their knees
I around he beside. When 1t arose. Abr4n
was not there. He had joined the ranks
on the other side-Hggpes WssE.s.
Snubbing the Intrusive Beau
+ He 10 lady in street car Parion
me. but viii You uot tell me az what cor
ner you get out
She. That l. unae-ess1ry but can
/ tell YOU at which you get out, and that j.
( the next one.
Strange 10 say, the prophecy II verified
/ within two minutes.
+ Elkeriy masher 10 lady also in street
car. Excuse me, but viii YOU not al
I low me the honor ofyour acluaIintance -
She after deliberate survey. Speaking
very clearly and distinctly Sir, your
mistake in addressing me l. remarkable
inasmuch ~ your age entities you 70